Interesting. It left out sexual dreams. It was very good for compiling the different possibilities in one place saving readers the research. I admit to skipping the history part as I felt it wasn't needed. ( )

The worst dream manual out there. As a dreamworker, working analyst and Jungian, I have to say that this man's interpretations are so far off they are nearly polar opposite to the actual symbology. I was excited when I plucked this from a thrift bookstore because it is illustrated and was seemingly of great quality. I sat down while shelving to see what it had to say about dream symbols I've worked the field over, and I was shocked at how incredibly wrong C H Miller was and appalled at his lack of depth and misunderstanding of the collective unconscious which is the major source of psyche's images. This book is written by someone who had zero knowledge of the history of symbols. Throw it out. ( )

Entertaining works of alphabetically listing of dream interpretation of signs and symbols and the symbolic nature of of them. Lots of fun for the metaphysical enthusiast.

Found it at a church booksale a couple of years ago.
As said, some of the interpretations are at bit dated, but this book still get some use in my home. If we have guests and the conversation falls on dreams people are quite amused with reading this, trying to interpret their dreams.

More fun than fact really. ( )

I bought this book quite awhile ago from a book club by mail. It is pretty good and contains a lot of information. However, I rarely use the book. It is nice to have around though for the rare very weird dream. ( )